Comment Archives: stories: Theater: Theater Reviews
Re: “Spider-Man: Turn off the Spider-Man”
In a 1,000 years from now what will futurists study about the human race? Answer: The musical culture that was passed on to future generations. This is why "Spider-man Turn Off The Dark" is so important-passing along our culture. Super Laundry Bag (Super Hero For The Arts) :) Spider-man Is Spectacular!!!
Re: “Cole Escola's Locker Room Humor”
Cole is hot. Now I need to go take a shower.
Re: “10 Worst Play Trailers of 2010”
@SchulerDouglass: I hesitated at first too, but Atlantic has been producing about one Broadway show per year of late, most recently, it seems, A Life: http://www.atlantictheater.org/page.aspx?i…
Re: “10 Worst Play Trailers of 2010”
I don't think that Atlantic produced A Life in the Theatre - I see a lot of their shows but they're always off Broadway. Their artistic director did direct A Life, which sadly, I also saw. Not really Broadway fare.
Re: “Microeconomics as Comedy”
I loved Microcrisis. Loved it. Funny script, magnificent acting, thoughtful design, and affordable tickets ($25). This is what gives NY Theater its vitality. I read about all kinds of great plays but can rarely afford to go.
Re: “Three Women, Alone Together”
Nice. Teresa Reynolds was awesome.
Re: “Three Women, Alone Together”
aw! great review!! spot on, go see the show, only 3 more performances left!!
Re: “The Little Foxes, a Small-Minded Revival”
Not sure where you got the idea that the production Mike Nichols directed at the Beaumont in the 1960s was a failure, but it wasn't. Well, William Goldman in his famous book The Season wrote about how much he detested it, but that was in the context of Goldman complaining that the acclaim it received was undeserved.
Re: “Red Over Red, You're Dead”
@kitt&klux: Could yours be a nicer comment? I think not.
Re: “Red Over Red, You're Dead”
The sonic engineer, Ryan Holscopple, who also plays the creepy guy in the airport drinking coffee and eating chips, creates sonic slaws of rich heavy cream bass, treble spice, and sugary buzzing and crashing that can alternately soothe the psyche or send a listener over the edge, screaming from the theater.
-Could this be a more perfect sentence? I think not.
Re: “Birth of an Emocracy”
"to realize that giving the people what they want doesn't mean that good was necessarily done" The good for Who? Please explain who to define this Good.
http://ceres.ca.gov/tcsf/pathways/chapter1…
Emocracy voting, turning black and white thinking to colorful ideas
Re: “In Their Natural Habitat”
Is that Streb? Nice!
Re: “A Play, Inside a Movie, Wrapped in a Play”
It will be great to watch Lion King, i have bought tickets from
http://ticketfront.com/event/Lion_King-tic… looking forward to it.
Re: “Birth of an Emocracy”
Wow! The play sounds really good. What a motivating review. I am truly moved.
Re: “The Next Ones: Monstah Black (renaissance man)”
WOW,
great a artist, strong critical thinking, and excellent art criticism. The perfect ingredients for a meaty review. This is an absolutely pleasure to read.
thank you
Gabriel
Re: “The Next Ones: May Adrales (director)”
So glad to see this artist spotlighted!!!
I am an avid follower of Adrales's work for the past 4 years or so. All of her plays are highly powerful, superbly acted and extremely well guided. She is without doubt one to watch out for
Re: “The Next Ones: Bekah Brunstetter (playwright)”
great photo
Re: “The Next Ones: Julie Fotheringham (dancer)”
Performance art needs a new name for you. You exceed the speed limit. But don't slow down. You are a great driver.
Re: “His Greatness Isn't Daniel MacIvor's Greatest”
Correction: IT was a fine play. Worth seeing.
Re: “His Greatness Isn't Daniel MacIvor's Greatest”
Couldn't disagree more. I was a fine play. JJ
